Re: [Tile-dev] Heads up -- upcoming changes

[Damon C. <dam...@tc...>]

    Third.  Clam was the only one on UNIX that actually looked decent. 
I've never really cared for its darker color scheme, but I definitely
appreciate the softer, more-rounded look of it all.  My multiplatform
stuff definitely uses Clam as the default on UNIX systems until
something better comes along.

Damon


> I'll second that. Clam was for me the obvious choice on Linux.
>
> Mark
>
>
> Mats Bengtsson <ma...@pr...> wrote:
> Why is "Clam" going away? To me this is definitely the best looking
> theme on unix. Very clean and with soft contrasts.
>
> Mats
>
> Joe English wrote:
>>
>> I posted a tentative release schedule to comp.lang.tcl last week
>> (which, for some reason, google groups doesn't have in the archive);
>> but there's been talk recently about merging Tile into the core,
>> so the previous tentative plan is no longer operative...
>>
>> The immediate short-term goal is now to get the codebase in
>> shape for integration. Most of this will just be internal
>> cleanups, but it will involve a few important user-visible
>> changes. Mainly: all of the transitional compatibility
>> options are going away sooner rather than later.
>>
>> The [ttk::progress] widget will also be removed shortly,
>> (so if you haven't yet switched to the [ttk::progressbar],
>> now would be a good time to do so...). The "Step", "Clam",
>> and possibly "Classic" themes are also going away, possibly
>> to return as separate loadable extensions.
>>
>
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